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Boston Cooler
Seattle Dad
"Despite the name, the Boston Cooler is a Detroit original. To be properly enjoyed, you must use Vernor's as your ginger ale. However, as it's not readily available in all markets, substitute other brands if you must."
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5 m servings 124 calsOriginal recipe yields 2 servings
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Per Serving: 124 calories; 3.5 g fat; 22.5 g carbohydrates; 1.1 g protein; 14 mg cholesterol; 46 mg sodium. Full nutrition
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2/15/2011
I used to love Boston coolers when I was a kid. I lived in MI, but they were popular there. I think I might try adding a pic later. Either way, we used to scoop the ice cream and then add the gi...
11/16/2010
My mom took me for Boston Cooler's at Woolworth's at their soda fountain. It was the best! Vernor's was aged for seven years in oak barrels back then. None of the websites for the real Boston Co...
4/26/2009
I loved these as a kid in Detroit at the fountain counter at SandersIce Cream stores and i STILL love them!
2/1/2010
Nothing in the world beats this Detroit treat! Unfortunately, Vernors gingerale has COMPLETELY changed their recipe, but it still beats any other gingerale out there.
12/22/2012
Forget the blender and serve with a straw and a spoon. Lucious stuff and SO refreshing. A cherry on top is gilding the lily, but kinda fun.
12/23/2013
I've been making these for more than 45 years, and I still consider these a mind blowing treat. To the reviewer who likened it to a "foamy melted milkshake", add a scoop, or two, more icecream ...
6/2/2012
We enjoyed this, it was light and refreshing. It kind of tasted like a foamy melted milkshake.